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SYRIZA MP Sultana Eleftheriadou launched a vulgar attack with unprecedented characterizations against Kyriakos Mitsotakis, speaking in the plenary session of parliament.
The SYRIZA MP went viral last July when she commented on Alexandros Svolos, a leading figure in the social democracy in Greece and a leading figure in the so-called “mountain government”. In a speech to parliament, Sultana Eleftheriadou said that Alexandros Svolos was a known right-wing supporter, prompting a wave of ironic comments on social media. Sultana Eleftheriadou went viral with this unfortunate statement, while many pointed out that she used the “teacher” for Alexandros Svolos, who died in 1956.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, from the parliament floor, had responded ironically at the time.
Speaking again today in the Plenary Session of Parliament, during the debate on the Budget, the Kavala MP from SYRIZA called Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis a “show”, claiming he is showing off his wealth.
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Ms. Eleftheriadou’s comments infuriated the president, Nikitas Kaklamanis, who asked her to stand down, explaining that she had misused the word and emphasizing that the word “show” was an insult.
The dialogue that followed
N. Kaklamanis: What you said is an insult, I ask you to withdraw the personal characterization against the prime minister. You called him a showman.
S. Eleftheriadou: I don’t remember anything. There are posts that show wealth.
The deputy’s refusal provoked an angry reaction from the ministers present.
G. Koumoutsakos: Shame, remember immediately.
A. Vesyropoulos: You are unacceptable. You don’t know what you are saying.
N. Kaklamanis: Don’t tell him that. You give him an alibi with what you say. You know very well what it says.
Then Mr. Kaklamanis announced that he takes responsibility and removes the extract from the minutes of Parliament. At that moment, Mrs. Eleftheriadou reacted and Mr. Kaklamanis replied, “So you don’t know what it means? Did you mean showy? Another show, another show.”
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